Hillary Clinton’s campaign is putting money behind their new chosen attack on Donald Trump.
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While 76 percent of Trump supporters are backing Young, 16 percent said they will split their ticket and vote for Bayh, the poll said. “They should stick with Trump”.
The Wall Street Journal wrote in an editorial Sunday that Trump’s “window for a turnaround is closing” and that if Trump doesn’t “change his act” by Labor Day, the Republican Party “will have no choice but to write off the nominee as hopeless and focus on salvaging the Senate and House and other down-ballot races”.
“He says that all of Mr Trump’s medical tests are positive”, said Vanity Fair’s contributing editor, Kurt Eichenwald, on CNN.
Meanwhile, former Democratic Gov. Evan Bayh of Indiana has a solid lead in the race to capture the Indiana Senate seat from Republican Rep. Todd Young of Indiana. In the poll, he has a almost 40 point lead over his challenger, Republican Wendy Long. That same poll has Sen.
Among Clinton supporters, 36 percent are pro-Clinton and 49 percent identify as anti-Trump voters.
The Monmouth University poll of IN – home to Trump’s running mate, Mike Pence – found Trump with 47% support to Clinton’s 36% among likely IN voters.
The new ad – which will air as part of the national cable ad buy – features Republican commentator George Will and 2012 Republican nominee Mitt Romney, who both oppose Trump, positing why he isn’t releasing his tax returns.
Revealingly, Trump chose to reach out to blacks in a Wisconsin town located 40 miles north, and a world away, from Milwaukee, site of racially charged unrest over the fatal police shooting of an African-American man who, authorities say, carried a gun.
In a speech delivered in Wisconsin on Tuesday, Donald Trump attempted to pitch his campaign to an African American voter demographic that is nearly totally absent from his base.
Currently, the GOP is holding on, with the help of one Democrat who meets with them. Was the Republican primary rigged against Trump? This has led him to give two speeches – the first about the economy, the second on foreign policy – meant to show that under the bravado and bile, he has some substance. A case can be made that the vast prosperity created by worldwide trade hasn’t benefited enough Americans and that we badly need programs to help displaced workers switch to new careers.
According to RealClear Politics, Trump trails Clinton in the latest matchup polls by an average of 6.7 percentage points.
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“At the end, it’s either going to work, or I’m going to, you know, I’m going to have a very, very nice, long vacation”, Trump told CNBC (via the Associated Press).
